Research-To-Practice Brief
4 Ways States and Localities Are Improving Employment Outcomes for Reentering Young Adults
Young adulthood is a crucial period that can determine a person’s success later in life by setting a trajectory for work experience, education and training, and financial stability. Unfortunately, many previously incarcerated young adults face collateral consequences from policies and laws that make it difficult to obtain employment and education even after they are released from incarceration. This Center for American Progress issue brief offers recommendations and highlights promising practices at the state and local levels for improving the economic outcomes of reentering young adults, addressing barriers to reentry, and reducing recidivism.
Source
Partner Resources
Topics/Subtopics
Employment
Education and Training
Special Populations
Youth in Transition
Publication Date
2023-06-27
Section/Feed Type
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